Crazy Rich Asians | Do You Speak Singlish

The cast of Crazy Rich Asians - Constance Wu, Ken Jeong, Henry Golding & Michelle Yeoh - are tested on their knowledge of Singlish or Singaporean English words.

[@TheXanderVan]

Michelle Yeoh is born as Malaysian and grown up in Malaysia, so of course she knows much about malay language ekwkkw

[@foxxcution7795]

i thought she was full chinese,,

[@TheXanderVan]

@@foxxcution7795 she earn malaysian royal title because her achivement

[@s0meRand0m129]

@@foxxcution7795 well yes we have three major race , Malay, Chinese, Indian . you can thanks britain for that

[@faridy92]

@@foxxcution7795 she is full Chinese by race.

[@gp2779]

@@foxxcution7795 Chinese is a race in Malaysia, it’s not a nationality in the context of our country.

[@zhafranaslam779]

Seeing Dato speak Malay is awesome so rare, yeah you too Bang Henry 😆

[@hahehetok]

Tan Sri already. Sudah upgrade.

[@zhafranaslam779]

@@hahehetok Alright, thanks told me 🙏

[@TheMschelsea91]

You can tell that Michelle Yeoh and Henry Golding are SEA people, specifically Malaysians because they're aware of these terms. Just commenting this in light of the whole simu Liu comment and some woke non-asians tried to speak about the Asian-Ness of Henry Golding just because he's half white despite him being able to speak Malay and actually from Malaysia.

[@erluq9309]

It’s kinda funny because singaporean language originates from malaysia just as the land. But at the same time, Singapore has also become it’s own country. Awkward

[@hannishamsul4983]

I agree so awkward but cant say much bcus it could be sensitive

[@deadlybear92]

It's awkward right..but what's more awkward is, SG is much better than Malaysia now. I'm Malaysian btw.

[@ahmadrosli207]

@@deadlybear92 not awkward, if Malaysia is KL-only, we could do wonders. Of course the bigger the country, the more likely things will screw up, and in Malaysia - it’s the politicians

[@sauce8710]

@@ahmadrosli207 if Malaysia is KL only, it wouldn’t have the resources that it’s stolen.

[@enchemimpi4360]

@@deadlybear92 Nope,we can served people more.We got more😆

[@erinpilla]

My cousin grew up in Singapore but she was born here in the Philippines. She switches between Manila girl and Singlish effortlessly. Watching this makes me so proud to be a Southeast Asian!

[@justtmrakwof]

Michelle Yeoh is Miss World Malaysia 1983 contemporaries with Indonesian singer Titi DJ and Hong Kong artist Maggie Cheung

[@imamzainalmustakim9491]

Wow...thank you for this information

[@piikecil-]

true.

[@golibang]

Hearing constance explaining shiok was adorable! 😆

[@divaaa1955]

Manglish is more malay than Singlish.

[@leonardowynnwidodo9704]

I grew up in Indonesia, and close to my place we have a very famous seafood restaurant which I enjoy personally. Don’t like eating the chilli crab though hahaha

[@dirzaghdheerik5998]

The video: Do you speak Singlish? The Perakian and Sarawakian in the video: 😐

[@jrmychan]

Yall legit used malay words and call it singlish 😂

[@siddd88]

Singapore is malay too. Other than english's official n wide spoken today. Singapore doesn't have bahasa singapura. Its Malay. Or China / India. Or just English!

[@vermilion6667]

@@siddd88 Singapore basically is an illegitimate child of Malaysia. Supposed to be a part of Malaysia back in 1960s but LKY's pull out game was strong.

[@myrayusni9369]

@@siddd88 jadah hang 😅 kalau bahsa asal ngara hang bahsa melayu. tok nek moyang singapore ckp melayu, bila ngra hang tukar pm cina tu smua ckap english. buat malu jee …

[@ryzalboyz9511]

​@@siddd88don't make me laugh... They official language maybe malay.. But 99% of Chinese and India india in Singapore dosent speak MALAY wtf..

[@norameruddin8526]

Malay not singapore slang

[@khalidaharis3809]

True sometimes i speak English but i always use lah and ya in the end of the conversation

[@sitinorlina8319]

Nampak muda gila dato Michelle ♥️

[@bryanwong6963]

Ok who goes after chilli crab after Michelle’s impression

[@yanislee1085]

Me:I want boba. SG seller: What size? Half- cup or full cup? Me: What? SG seller: I said "HALF CUP OR FULL CUP" LAH? Me: Do you not speak fluent English? SG seller: In Singapore, we don't speak English. We speak Singlish....LAH!!!!!!!!!!

[@TheYm91]

Simu Liu need to stop! Henry is the perfect choice and Michelle Yeoh is just legendary!

[@beslemeto]

Lah is used in Turkey as well :)))

[@fieqahika6431]

x aci dato michelle yeoh dngn henry golding mmng tau words tu hahahhaaa adoyaiii😂

[@heikodna]

Manglish Singlish Malaysia 🇲🇾 Singapore Rojak weii

[@invisible6433]

Henry: Lapaq 😂

[@caza1027]

im canto and all I knew was "lah" lmao

[@fazril7972]

Do you speak singlish but majority of the words were Malay. Singapore try really hard to erase Malay heritage.

[@yongling9825]

Why do they want to wipe it out?

[@kingbor6210]

This is Malaysia

[@raychabaharuddin3399]

You shouldn't include Michelle and Henry because they both are Malaysian, so of course they know those words.

[@tuanfitri7472]

amboi henry golding lapaq noh😅🤣

[@skunkstrella]

Doesn MY know how to age?

[@enchemimpi4360]

Lah,Makan and Syok was totally from Malay.

[@potatoesonpizza]

Did ken jeong say “mind grapes”??

[@yummymellon4058]

Lah is actually written in the dictionary Kamus Dewan Bahasa Dan Pustaka Usually used at the end of the word to strengthen a sentence. But for local people both Malaysian n Singaporean we used lah for literally everything.. With that sometimes it kinda lost its meaning along the way. And has becoming more of a rojak words.

[@nasilemak3320]

Makan is malay word not a "slang"

[@leonardowynnwidodo9704]

It’s also an Indonesian word.

[@DinhobahaDin]

@@leonardowynnwidodo9704 And it's also Bruneian word

[@deadlybear92]

@@DinhobahaDin so basically it's a Word. Done.

[@piikecil-]

makan is from the same language root. so it can be Indonesian, malay, brunei. sama aja, sama je. and makan is not slang, but normal word to say eat

[@nasilemak3320]

@@piikecil- well said👍

[@muhdhanif9427]

Lapaq,pekatnya Henry Golding 😆

[@andycardean1201]

Actually he was saying lepak n makan. lapaq is another Malay northern word.

[@ryzalboyz9511]

What singlish if they use Malay word?

[@maynorriveralopez9678]

What country is Michelle Yeoh from

[@voonchoonyee]

She from Malaysia. Above Singapore

[@seankyle92]

@@voonchoonyee Yeah, and below Thailand. *Rolls eyes*.

[@deadlybear92]

@@seankyle92 and beside indonesia 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kunurhanisofficial8614]

please fix the title, this is manglish not singlish🙄🙄

[@chaoscolby]

because the movie is in Singapore so, you know lah...

[@ryanknisa9868]

@@chaoscolby Filming locations mostly in Malaysia tho.But whatever..Singapore & Malaysia are sibling 👍😁

[@andyandys5356]

The characters they're playing are Singaporean

[@MrShy-op9gd]

the host is asian too ? she s beautiful being tanned

[@MrStalkerhunter]

I thought ken was korean?

[@DamienMalakay]

why are they asking Ken Jeong when he is Korean lol

[@gwencha]

Nothing wrong with that. They were just asking it as fun question to the cast of Crazy Rich Asians as the film was set in Singapore

[@stamesaheights]

I thought SHIOK is cheap, bargain, good deal?

[@lylelaney8270]

Shiok is basically liking or enjoying something a lot or just joy of excitement. At least in Malaysia. Not too sure in Singapore though. Pretty sure about the same though.

[@marvinkeene1170]

copyright strike incoming

[@optimus9390Drawing]

"lah" should be in the malay dictionary idc

[@myrayusni9369]

singapore tu accent malay 😅 ramai ingat singapore tu bhasa sama hahaha nyah

[@fedialitovchenko]

Yes Singapore is awesome

[@johndoe09]

Nasi lemak from Singapore.

[@alifzahir3933]

nice joke

[@joeremboyo8476]

Hahahahah joking?

[@lambsauce3146]

Then nasi ayam from Malaysia la is it

[@s0meRand0m129]

good joke

[@waynechng]

Nak gaduh ke???